Gabriel Tual progression

look at his shoulders

weird stuff happening there

He'd actually run 1.44.2x in both 2022 and 2023, but yes, I get the point.

Absolutely staggered by what he did yesterday.

Now do Hull.

Tual is now the fastest ever European born 800m runner.

To be clear: faster than Sebastian Coe.

What Tual is doing is no different than the likes of Farah, Ennis-Hill and Rutherford right before the London Olympics.

France learned something the day when convicted doper Thiago Braz (BRA) stole the gold from Renaud Lavillenie (FRA) in the Rio Olympics.

: It f'ing works.

I suspect that we are seeing guys come to the conclusion in Olympic year that as Sudjati and Wayoumi are clearly doping, if you can't beat them then join them.

Is this the reason for Hoppel's progression this year?

Someone else in another thread said his shoulders were a sign of PED usage. While I've definitely heard/read something or another about PEDs and your deltoids specifically, I will point out that Tual's pointy shoulders are just his abnormally large acromion processes, a bony protrusion.

False , it was 1.4399

Sudjati

Wayoumi (your 10th wrong version?)

1:44.43 last week (1:44.23 in 2022)

Seriously, what's wrong with you?

Rutherford won the Olympics in 8.31. He had jumped 8.30 3 years before, not his fault people were worse than him on the day.

Jessica Ennis had won 3 world championships before London, and considering it's literally a Heptathlon it's quite obvious that your PB would come from the atmosphere of a home track especially at an Olympics.

I'll give you Farah!

So it's Wanyonyi's fault that Tual is doping? Lmfao

He was also head and shoulders above everyone at euros, many of them with faster PBs than him at this point in the 1.43s

It's the whole system, the sport is probably now as dirty as it's ever been, unfortunately.

Hopefully the AIU is paying attention and has an idea of who to target.

This dude even looks like Mo Katir, gives off the same energy

He trains more like a 400m runner and focuses a lot on strength workouts. He is genetically muscular you should look at his brother ( Adrien Tual, a 1'48" runner)

about his breakthrough, he struggled to lower his PB for three years, and winning the Euro and French trials helped him gain confidence

Strange user name and strange poster.

Smelling a lot of irony.